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What are some of the characteristics of the person fixated in one or more of the development stages? In other words, how are failures to complete a particular stage characterized?

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The characteristics of the person fixated in one or more of the development stages are determined. How failures are to complete a particular stage characterized is determined.

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Some characteristics of a person fixated in one or more of the development stages of life are immaturity and irresponsibility. They emotionally, cognitively, and behaviorally will not look like others their same age. They are going to be younger in behavior ...

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